Monday, October 11, 2021

Four simple rules to keep kids safe from predators

Many children's rights advocates as well as parent advocates seek to keep children safe from abuse, but there is a dearth of information about how to prevent child sexual abuse, or else three simple rules would protect children from pretty much any abuse. It would pretty much end right there and then when widely practiced.

  1. Do not want anything from a child (to the point of imposition)
  2. Do not be alone with a child (especially with a child you are attracted to)
  3. Do not let a child alone with another adult (especially if you are their parent)
  4. Acknowledge and work on any sexual attractions to children you might have as an adult in pro-social awareness format
And that says it all, dear adults attracted to children, including pedophiles. Entitlement is denoted by the Greek root word πλεονέκτης (Latin: pleonektés) and refers to any sexual entitlement, meaning wanting sexual relation from a child to the point of seeking to impose said want onto a child, leading to offense by way of perceiving sexual intent. I myself am a pedophile myself, and so I can attest that the offenders that truly are pedophiles by the clinical definition are "company" offenders, and "company" entitlement is how most abuse occurs, meaning wanting the company of a child you are attracted to, to the point of seeking to be with them at inappropriate times, namely alone during a time of undress, such as bath time or when dressing. Just don't be there if you don't want to abuse her. As a pedophile, I know how easy it is just to stay out of such locations when a child needs space. Don't hover all over her, as most sexual abuse starts with antisocial "hover" of that variety, meaning these days usually a curiosity about a child's body, leading to groping and sexual harassment, and then rape at the end. Usually, though, with pedophiles, children pro-social exploit the permissive weaknesses of the pedophilic condition and simply are the police to the predator, with the predator many times stopping, at least for the time being.

Really, it is as simple as leaving the area and finding something else to do. Time-out is an acceptable gentle parenting concept, and that includes channeling sexual urges around the child into sexual fantasy, meaning pro-social channeling. Put it into a box, and then open it up when you want to deal with it, or else leave it there. I just stay as far away from such an area as possible by not visiting children even when welcome - because I don't want to overstay my welcome.

That's the think about these offenders. So "I slipped". Why were you even there? Why were you alone with that child? Why were you drunk or doing drugs? Just get out of there if you think you will abuse a child target, for the Lord states in 1 Thessalonians 5:22 to do whatever you need to do in order to avoid the appearance of evil in front of you, meaning the opportunity to do evil, and for a pedophile, this is usually locational avoidance. Just don't be there when it can happen. Don't be alone with that child, or in any situation where it can happen. A sexual abuser is usually not a human being, but a situational narcissist attached to an abuser who also uses other means to abuse and oppress children.

Sexual abuse prevention is simple. If all those sexually attracted to children just stopped what they were doing and turned themselves into their child victims, surrendering to their lawful authority as the "least of these", the abuse would end, and a whole lot of other violence would end with it. Let it end, and let the defiled fornicators of children and sexually entitled adults BURN in the lake of fire and burning sulfur, which is the second death prepared for Satan and his accomplices! Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand! 

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